the human element is rafael sims. raphael sims is a man of great pride and passion, but he is also a lightning rod for north and south. he is an unquestioned southern naval hero. he is also one of the greatest villains in the north. they have denounced him as a pirate. he has threatened to be hanged. any number of things have been hurled against rafael sims. his actions carry great political weight north and south and in this election year which he is very well aware, he understands the political implications of his actions and what he might choose to do at this point. sims also has a great sense of personal honor and he understands the reputation of a ship and he's very protective of his own reputation and the reputation of his ship. there's another thing as well. the alabama is good. you can do very well when you have eight guns against zero. you can do fine. sims is determined to block that stain off his perceived record. he sends a message via the confederate agent in cherbourg. it says, don't go anywhere. i want

sims. out of bounds. stops the clock with 44 seconds remaining. >> gary: a late flag. >> verne: flag. >> gary: a late flag. >> referee: holding. on the offense. number 88. 10-yard penalty. >> verne: howard, the tight end. >> gary: keep your eye over there. had his hands up. he said, "ok, ok." when blake gets oufdz the pocket that's when it shows up, o.j. doesn't know where the quarterback is, when the defensive lineman tries to release he holds onto him too long. good call. >> verne: another slow snap. deep into the end zone. double coverage. it is up for grabs. it might -- no, it's out of the >> gary: this will be reviewed. >> verne: senquez golson. >> gary: he's 5'9". >> verne: intended for howard who is 6'6". >> gary: got it. his foot comes down. is he juggling it? controls that football -- that will be reviewed. this could be an interception. >> referee: the previous play is under further review. >> gary: absolutely. his left foot comes down. i think it's going to be called an interception. >> verne:

sim card that is uniquely yours. and whether it's in a card or whether it's in your phone, i mean it's easy if you put a card in your computer, then the phone is small screen but yes, you can do all of those things and that awe assumes secure identity. we have very sophisticated system of connecting, using the secure id. and then, that what allows registering your company in 18 minutes is another law that we have which is a once-only law which whenever an american hear about them, they go -- the government may never ask you for any information has so that, i mean --. >> we exist on asking you the same information over and over again in america? >> writing down your address and all of that, whatever, hundreds of times a year. you don't do that. so when you register companies, you put in the ids of all of the people who are in the company, then then you can check up on all of the things. no criminal record, pays his taxes, does all of that. you don't have to supply any of that, which is a way to reduce the hassles of b

at&t has changed that by locking down the sim card during activation. the only way you can switch carriers is with a new apple sim card which costs about $10. >> a silicon valley sky diver broke the sound barrier and set a new world record. alan use tus took off from roswell, new mexico and floated up to the stratosphere. he had nothing between himself but his space suit. he reached the top altitude of more than 135,000 feet. before falling, observers heard the sonic boom when he broke the sound barrier. he jumped nearly a mile and a half higher than the last record set back in 2012. >> geesh. >> we're going to take you inside the giants clubhouse. not to worry, another game tomorrow night. they join us next. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be your

they locked down the sim card during activation.switch carriers is with a new apple sim card and that costs about $10. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." we'll hear from the giant locker room after a tough loss of game three of the world series. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. >>> 7:38. taking a live look outside at mccovey cove at the beautiful at&t park. clouds in the sky. rain expected throughout the day today. first pitch at world series game four at 5:07. with game three of the world series now in the books, the giants find themselves in unfamiliar territory for the first time since the 2002 fall classic. the orange and black trail in the world series. tim hudson mak

state representative brian sims organized the rally in response to the beating of a gay couple in center city. the rally starts at 2:00 p.m. at the same time, sims will be hosting a public hearing of state democratic policy members at the kimmel center. that meeting will focus on restoring lgbt rights that the state supreme court removed in 2008. philadelphia district attorney seth williams is testified to testify. ha harrigan, williams and knot are charged with aggravated conspiracy. police say those three suspects are seen on this surveillance video moments before the assault. they're accused of asking the two victims about the relationship and then punching and beating them. one of the men had a broken jaw. defense attorneys say the fight was mutual, though, and was not moat vated by sexual orientation. >>> now to the investigation into the death of cooper hospital ceo john sheridan and his wife. this morning we know that the fire that broke out inside their home was no accident. sheridan was a prominent figure in new jersey's health care industry and in state politics. the fire start

and then we can cover and because i know that commissioner sims has questions in this area as well. >> i think that we do things for the house, that are not medical, and we might put in a stair lift or a ramp, or you might be remodel a bathroom entrance because a wheelchair cannot fit in to it and the thing that is about this fund that is so great and because it has a flexibility to do what nobody else will pay for. we sometimes will fix somebody's furnace, and they only the house and they, in elderly person has been there forever, and their furnace breaks down and they can't stay there because they have no heat. and so, buzz but that is going to allow them to stay there and it is just and, it could be, anything, where we are really opened to anything, ha is going to help that person who is, if they didn't get this help, could possibly go into institution. >> the other question is that you got the referrals from the hospital, and the community, and can the person, sell kind of a self-... >> they can, but generally, people are already connected up to all of these services and so somebo

raphael sims is a man of great prize and passion and also a lightning rod for north and south. arguably the greatest southern naval hero. he is also the greatest villain in the north. they have denounced him as a pirate and threatened to be hanged. any number of things have beenuraled against raphael simms. his actions carry great weight north and south. in this election year that he is well aware, he understands the political implications of his actions and what he might choose to do at this point. sims also has a great sense of personal honor and understands the reputation of the ship and very protective and the reputation of his ship. there is another thing as well. this is something that has been thrown at him. yeah, the alabama is good. you have eight guns against zero. even when one gun boat has three guns. he can do fine. simms is determined to blot that stain off of his record. he sends a message via the federal agent to the sarnlg. it said basically don't go anywhere. i want to come out and fight you. i will be out there in 48 hours, but it takes four days. john winslo

. >> the last telethon was in 2006, the sim year he played teddy roosevelt in a night at the museum.was the year that struggles with addiction led him back to rehab. >> live with larry king! >> he would joke about that and what came after. >> you keep going because there is a strange secret organization you go to. >> alcoholics anonymous. >> don't say it! it's unanimous. you go to those and you find other people who have done things that make you look amish. you come out the other side like i almost have a year without that so it's good. >> but staying clean and sober would remain a challenge for williams, even as other parts of his life seemed to be unraveling. in 2008, his 19-year marriage to his second wife ended in divorce. then 2009, he would be rushed to the hospital, heart problems, surgery, and a difficult recovery he would laugh about on the ellen show. >> you have a heart surgery and they crack the box. you get really vulnerable. like a kitten. it's a kitten. you get very, very emotional about everything. that's a wonderful thing. it opens you up to everything. >> robin wil

brian sims, pennsylvania's first openly gay state representative called for the hearing following the attack on gay men in center city. williams said today that statistics show the change should have been made a long time ago. >> nationally of the 6,222 hate crimes in 2011, almost 20% resulted from sexual orientation bias. >> lbgt hate crimes come in second only the race in the u.s. >>> i'm sharrie williams, at the big board, a renaissance is planned for a well known area of philadelphia, they are calling it the east market redevelopment project. plans are underway to bring it back. take a look, just today we had chopper 6 overhead at 11th, 12th and marquette streets. the idea is to take down the entire city block and sphinx this area completely. >> what is known as market east is being rebranded as east market. a major development project kicked off today with city and state leaders breaking ground for what promises to be a major upgrade. a gutting will happen from 11th 12th street and market to chestnut. new market places and retail shops and residences and parking. >> this is one o

henry sims after starting 25 games after he came over, brett brown seems quite fond of him. >> he is a man and talks like a man and is a leader and a grumpiness that i like and a toughness that i like. and i just feel like he is an nba player. >> i was brought up to be a different person when you step on the line, grumpy is where i have to stay. >> i never heard grumpiness being called an attribute but rick if that is the case you are a lucky man. >> i didn't mean that. >>> well, we have made that to thursday. that means tgit here on 6 abc. >> i'm never grumpy. three new episodes including the breakout hit, how to get away with murder. >> sharrie williams is here at the big board with more. >> last week's series premier of how to get away with murder and "grey's anatomy" and "scandal" f left us on the edge of our seat. we found out where olivia went and the gladiators are letting her know that things changed. >> you don't work here anymore liv. you don't know anything. you had no idea. >> my mouth is open just listening to that. olivia is out the loop now and abby is not shy in letti

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blake sims to t.j. yeldon. bama a 7-0 lead in the second quarter. you. >> verne: adam, thank you. going into today's play, the s.e.c. west standings, auburn and mississippi state here, later tonight ole miss-a&m. alabama as adam just told you out early on arkansas. what a division. first down, 10 but now down by 18. with 11:07 to go. brandon fulse, number 11. louis. >> gary: that's about the first time we've seen that play in this game. >> verne: i think so. louis with a little limp as he goes out. the captioning on this program is provided as an independent service of captionmax, which is solely responsible for the accurate and complete transcription of program content. cbs, its parent and affiliated companies, and their respective agents and divisions, are not responsible for the accuracy, or completeness of any transcription, or for any errors in transcription. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division >> gary: they've got good players on this team. >> verne: marshall. back, throw, got it. >> gary: the player that nick marshall hopes he c

has a very orchestrated response with the hazmat team, a clear response from fdny and from the 911 sim. we know how to handle the case through dispatch. also ppe, personal equipment. >> should we be concerned? >> at this point, we should be aware but not overly concerned. this is not a hardy virus. it does not live for prolonged periods of times on a surface. i don't think there's a high concern, i really don't. >> is there a test he could take beforehand? >> there is. there's a test that takes a few hours. but when you test early on, sometimes it can be negative. sometimes falsely negative. so it may not be pos to pick it up early on. >> well, this morning the health and human services official in charge of preparing and responding to crises like ebola testifies on capitol hill. the doctor's testimony comes amid growing concern and calls for strict travel baps. in a statement before the case emerged she said ebola is a dangerous disease but there is hardly reason for panic. there is an epidemic of fear but not in the u stachlts we'll have much more coming up on "cbs this morning." >>>

the just in the e d sim increases all over the country. >>> a lot of public ple them, signs that say rest rooms for customers only. but a starbucks employee is in some trouble for being too st about the rule. an arizona woman who is eight mo pregnt said she and her husbd s there to use the >> my hu them their cr card, said charge me for ever. the woman beh said i'm about to make a purchase, give me the code her. the coupl left and went to anr restaurant. the starbucks manager later ap but said he doesn't pl to fire the employee for what ha >> right now, a thousand people are w power in dallas, texa storms rolled through the this afternoon, causing dama, a brick wall toppled onto parked cars. at the college, a roof ripped aw from the walls, exposed wh appeared to be dorm room th was rough. >> yeah, they were seeing 70 mi an hour winds and hail the si of baseballs. >> looks like it caught the news crewsy surprise. >> it did. and this front will be making its way through our area tomo thi as we mo into the weekend. at the airport, a very nice even once again, we've seen wednesday, and t

he had no other sim tops. so that could be any number of diseases. but when presented to the doctor, the doctor did not have information, one clue, that he had been to africa. had the doctor known that, that probably would have been a red flag for him. >> charles, thank you. the question this morning, how did someone infected with ebola get into the united states. airports are screening international passengers for ebola sim tymptomsymptoms. the director for the centers of disease control today said on "morning joe" there's no way to create a zero risk situation for americans. >> even if we tried to close the border, people have a right to return. people transiting through could come in. it would backfire because isolating these countries, it will make it harder to help them. it will spread more there. we'll be more likely to be exposed. >> has been doing some fantastic reporting on america's response to the ebola crisis. always good to see you, maggie. that does not engender a great deal of confidence. how much can the centers for disease control re

. >>> this is 47 year hold susan sim simonson. the authorities charged here with stealing $345,000 from her employer while serving as a bookkeeper. she told her boss the extra money was paying herself for unused vacation time. she is charged with 700 counts of formi forgery and out on bai. >>> and "action news" profiling big political races in our area. less than a month to go, matt o'donnell looks at the congressional race in the 7th district. >> the direct is oddly shaped as they come. some say it looks like donald duck kicking goofy. and a new comer hopes to kick out a republican politician. never leasing an election, he says he has the political experience you can't beat. >> i hope i am in a good position because people believe i pay attention to things i care about. >> giving you literature. >> and a la salle political science professor never holding political office, struggled to match his huge fundraising advantage. but a poll recently found one in three voters in the direct even know that mehan is their congressman. >> the

it's a smartwatch called the pulse, more of a cuff design that comes with its own sim card and data planchance to sit down with will.i.am and ask about his plans for the device. here what's he said. >> we didn't make this device for people to, you know, leave their phone entirely. we made this device for people to leave their phone where the phone should not have ever been. like the phone should never have been in the gym. i should not have to tape something to my forearm and have a wire as i'm jump roping. i shouldn't have to have a phone on a bicycle. i should not have to have my phone while in the car. those places when you're truly mobile and active the phone should never be there. i should not have to worry about what pants i'm wearing to zip up my pants so my phone doesn't fly out my pocket when i'm doing a sprint. a lot of people say yeah, it's fashion and technology because it has a little bit of technology in it. this is a full-fledged computer on your wrist. right. it has a snap dragon qualcomm chip, sim card, wi-fi, a 3g, gps, excel rom ter and pedometer on your wrist. it does

>> sim excited to be on board the plane with all of you. >> thank you. >> it is their personal storiesinspire me. >> i was really scared. >> i was diagnosed 4 1/2 weeks ago. >> the way we lean on each other and support each other, the way we all let our sisters know that we're not alone. that we're in this together. and we're stronger together. ♪ i want to see you be brave >> we landed in new york city, where the women were greeted by hundreds of supporters. their faces said it all. gat tuesday, grace, hope and joy. ♪ ain't no river wide enough >> i'm looking forward to the day where i won't even think about cancer. i'll just think about living. >> okay, so, just lean over, we'll be side by side at the desk and tell me when you have that day. >> i will. >> because it's going to happen. >> for "nightline" in new york, i'm amy robach. >>> up next here on "nightline," pandas. they're adorable, endangered and very tricky to get to mate in captivity. so, zoo keepers are now resorting to a clever and slightly offcolor tactic. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmo

you put in money over time or a lump-sim payment, and then you're going to get money out, either overime in a lump sum at the retirement point. >> how risky are some of these investments or low risk? >> there are different times of immediate and deferred. there are of coursed fixed annuities which gives you a fixed rate of return. they're variable annuities, based on some type of investments. and then they're indexed annuities based on an index and they're capped at a certain rate of return which, with this market environment is pretty low rate of return. >> when you start looking at all of these annuities, i have to admit sometimes they've gotten a bad rap. sometimes people say it's not worth of cost of what you're putting into it. >> it's the fees. the fees are what many people are looking at saying this might not be right. the fees could be as much as 3% other higher, you're looking at management fees, surrender charges. that's if you don't fulfill the terms of the contract and you want to break that contract, you have to pay up. i want more of my money right now? >> exactly. that'

released saying, i want the public to know that doesn'tnow thextt is a serioubo a omisformn sprarnd,nd sim ani t oof the kea e sa w,eopl ghe flu.e wiiefrom dierom freualy vulrablromome other illness. elderly or very young. ebola is attacking people who are otherwise health pip that's what's frightening about this. and i think we absolutely need to be much more aggressive in how we're tackling it. >> last word from sabrina. >>> coming up, the gloves are off. candidates in a key senate race accusing each other now of profiteering personally from serving in public office. now the "forbes" gang is about to deliver a k.o. punch preventing all lawmakers from making money off of government programs noon eastern. see you then. but now, back to "forbes on fox." >>> as the election closes in, accusations of profiteering from public service are flooding in. north carolina's democratic senator and gop rival accusing each other of profiting off of government services that they voted on. sabrina, you have a way to stop all lawmakers from making money off of their votes. tell us how. >> yeah. we have to

sim to what we saw during t day today. some early fog tomorrow morning. partly clos as we will see some sunshine. can't rule out a few isolated sprinkles so you may want to carry the umbrella although you will most likely not need it on thursday. te tomorrow, 77 in d.c. 78 toward fredericksburg. 74 in leesburg and 73 back toward martinsburg. e best chance of shower activity will be toward the mountains dur the day. here it is on satellite and radar. this really shows what's going on. so cloud cover toward the south. d actually inhint any fog formation. toward d.c. and the north and west, that's where we are looking for it to develop. another storm system toward the west and this is a cold front. currently snowing just to the south of denver, colorado. that's the cold air. they've got going in. that cold air will move our way. not tomorrow, not on friday. here's friday afternoon. this is 3:30. we play between 12:00 a 3:00. whoever wins tonight's game. i'll tell you what. not going to be a factor for the afternoon game. here's where the storms are. it is we

again 900 block of macdade boulevard in collingdale new jersey a mess tonight and that sim pacting all the streets in that faibd he. >> meantime a university city today lunchtime crowd got a special eagles surprise. and as the eagles cheerleaders and safety earl wolff showed up for special meet and great here. part of the plan was to celebrate and they were also here to promote a special challenge by santander bank. the bank is conducting field goal challenge where some lucky person gets a chance kick a field goal during half time at eagles upcoming football game are you busy? i'm just day-dreaming. about your dream trip to italy? yeah. with your sisters, to shop and see the sights. is it that obvious? you've been staring at that new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. yeah, it's the new frankenbucks. with 10 top prizes of $50,000. is that painting crooked, or is it just me? [announcer] want to see your dreams come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winning. the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >> time now for accuweather at the "action news" big boa

do you think his son maddox sim pressed by dad?t that cool. >> mariah practically falling out of her chris and recording herself hitting high notes. it's just a mess, girl, what are you trying to prove? ♪ >> and i love this. it's our "wonder years" reunion. ♪ what would you do >> see winnie, kevin and paul interview each other 25 years later. >> any secret crushes on set? >> i don't think it was a secret. >> yeah, we all loved you. >> now," e.t." where we love an enduring love story. >> hi, everybody. kris jenner has a new cookbook that's out tomorrow called "in the kitchen with kris" in which she dropped by to talk with kevin and me. well, it got a little hot in the kitchen because we talked about everything. >> by the way, that's how kris operates, but what's going on with bruce? is he dating her best friend? kim and kanye, we talked about it all. >> but let's start with this. is bruce transitioning into a woman? tonight's top story, kris jenner on the record. >> i want to ask you about a couple of things in the media. >> okay. >

generally just couple of clouds here and, there did have warmfront, few clouds out there, we've got sim. we're good. very quiet week for precipitation purposes, but man it has been busy week for the thermometer. getting a work out, man. well, sky-rocketing today. then it will just start taking a nose dive, basically like crashing after having too much sugar, right? a loft kids will be doing, that avenue feeling, on a halloween night. let's take a look outside. absolutely beautiful this morning, again, couple of clouds here and there, but still generally clear sky, beautiful shot for you right here, of atlantic city, still lit up in pink with the resorts here in honor and support of breast cancer awareness month starting to wrap up here now that we are approaching the month of november. we take off the month of november, here at home, we start with chilly forecast, so here is your warmfront lifting off to the north, little precipitation with it, but primarily well off to our north. we don't have to worry about it, offer to the west make out the definition of the warm version us cold fron

. >> the structure itself sim is bole is -- the structure itself symbolizing persistence and hope. a lot of veterans say there's no visible scar. >> they don't really see what's going on or what we have been through, and so they automatically assume that we should be fine. >> reporter: but now judy and michelle, iraq war veterans, say they are thankful every visitor here will get a chance to see and understand what it is service men and women actually go through. >> that memorial officially opens to the public tomorrow. >>> a man is shot and killed in southeast washington. tonight authorities are trying to determine which law enforcement officer actually fired the fatal bullet. it happened last night in the 3200 block of wheeler road near the metro station. the police and u.s. marshals attempted to serve a warrant on a 36-year-old man. police say is he pulled out a gun and refused a command to drop it. a deputy u.s. marshal and a d.c. police officer both fired their weapon. an investigation is underway. >>> family and friends pay tribute to a british hostage killed last week by isl

maybe people doubting how good this team is or could be, look at blake sims, keeps it, make a coupless and then outruns the rest of them. alabama absolutely lays waste to a&m 59-0. georgia second game without todd gurley. they've got nick chubb, over 200 yards rushing, 43 on this carry. georgia wins 45-32. elsewhere in the sec florida has not looked good. six turnovers on the day. missouri a couple of returns for scores. they win easily 42-13 in the swamp. pac 12 washington and oregon, oregon wearing beautiful 1994 throw backs.

potentially paving the bay for sim sex marriage in 6 additional states. >>> doctors are now treating an ebola patient in dallas with an experimental drug after his condition started getting worse. the drug maker received emergency authorization from the fda to use the experimental medication on thomas duncan. the drug is in late stage testing for several other viruses. those tests suggest it might also fight ebola. duncan is now in critical condition after contracting the disease while in liberia. >>> another american with ebola arrived back in the u.s. today on a medically equipped plane. a health team and hazmat suits transported 33 year-old to a hospital in nebraska for treatment. he too got sick with ebola while in liberia. it's unclear how he was infected but his father says it may have happened when he helped clean a car in which someone had died. >>> the first death caused by another dangerous illness enterovirus d68 was confirmed today in new jersey. four-year-old eli waller died last month. the case is extremely rare because the little boy did not have the typical symptoms o

unfortunately, for ron, his sim tomcat have progressed in a a vy slow rate sense i've known you. >> heays that will be the one constant t. one thing that's constant is the rate at which the degeneration takes place. >> that tends to be the case. >> in terms of noticing it, the two things i noticed the most are getting out of a car and buttoning a shirt. >> so it's hard for your fingers to manipulate the buttons? >> i can't analyze it. i guess i tried a couple times. it doesn't work, i get frustrated. >> this is classic, fine dexterous movements, difficulty with those sorts of tasks. >> getting out of the car also. >> another classic complaint. >> and for those sort of things, anybody sw an illness knows you get irritated. you get irritated by it. how does that affect the rest of the -- >> i don't get irritated. . after 12.5 years, you accept it. that's what it is, you move onto the next thing. >> i know are you a fearless interviewer. you have interviewed the president. you have interjust netanyahu, everybody, is there the scariest? >> no, i think it did when i first got it was made aw

as for those sim many tos, there are eight. things like fever, weakness, sore muscles, vomiting are among them. if you still have questions today, msnbc will air a special ebola fact versus fiction from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 this afternoon eastern time. >>> strong storms left a big mess in several areas of north texas. thunderstorms with winds up to 90 miles per hour tore buildings apart in dallas, ft. worth and arlington. brick walls and sheet metal were no watch for the hurricane-force winds. thousands of homeowners were left in the dark because of these fast-moving storms. the university of texas at arlington is closed today because of all the outages. >>> a wild police chase in orange county, california. this finally ended when the suspect flew off the freeway, crashing his truck. the whole thing was caught on camera, take a look. >> this person has failed to pull over, driving erratically. look at him going in and out -- there he goes, intentionally crashed his vehicle, going over the freeway, flying. my goodness that was a h

. >>> scientists in sweden say they have found a clear link between the herpes sim plex virus the onet caused cold sores and the risk. research says a person had doubled the risk of developing alzheimer's. the finings confirm what -- findings confirm what expert long expected a weakened immune system among the elderly creates opportunities for the virus to spread to the brain. now the majority of people carrying herpes time one as i say is responsible for cold sores, scientists say the great benefit of these findings is that it will hope focus effort on treatments to stop the disease. >>> we have been speaking to dr. simon ridley from alzheimer's research u.k. >> alzheimer's disease is complex, it's unlikely it's a single causative agent or infection, so i think the many factors which feed in to the two. alzheimer's disease, the biggest of those is age. and there are a number of other factors which may play a role in modifying that risk. and so infection, we know that in the brain the immune system gets activated and involved and it's possible that other activators of the immune syste

he and here sims let led the sixers with 13 points. the nets took the victory.t practice game is on thursday again the piston. >>> we need you to download our cbs audio road show app and pick the friday football frenzy game of the week. here are your choice. cb east at cb west. pleasantville at buena and cb south at pennsbury. no go vote and beasley will announce that win are in after thursday night football and he will be live there friday starting at 5:00 o'clock. well be right back. ♪ >> pink lights on the philadelphia waterfront tonight. the independence seaport museum on pennsylvania lanning glowing pink one of the many buildings in our area turning pink all month long for the month of the cure. the joint effort between cbs-3 and susan g. komen philadelphia is a reminder for women to schedule a mammogram. >>> carving pumpkins can be a difficult and messy task. >> apparently it's in easier when you try to do it underwat underwater. >> surprising. >> take look at this video from the florida keys news service. divers carved jack o lanterns 30 feet under the su

>> now, number of worried parents throughout are concerned about the enterovirus, symptoms are very sim floor a cold. you want to look for fever, runny nose, covering, sneezing, the more severe storms include wheezing or difficulty breathing. >> developing right now, us cameraman contracted ebola in liberia returned to the u.s. overnight. authorities continue to track down anyone who came in contact with another patient, currently being treated. >> marlie hall with the latest. >> thirty-three year old will be treated for ebola, in a specialized isolation unit, at the nebraska medical center. the freelance cameraman became ill last week, while working for nbc in liberia, one of the countries in the midst of the outbreak. >> doctors will use the helps ons they learned while treating american doctor rick sacra, tested negative for the virus after treatment at the same nebraska facility, s. acra underwent treatment for the disease over the weekend after coming down with cough and fever. late sunday the centers for disease control confirmed he does not have the virus. here, in dallas, thomas

eradicate it to make sure this is not only killing the adults, but we have to recognize the whole family sim pacted by domestic violence. >> dr. parker quickly, you shared your personal story, you talked about during the break a gift your mother gave to your dad. >> and that was calling the cops, the cops being called and intervening a boundary that says i love you, but this is not okay for you to treat me this way and it was a gift to my dad. it changed his life. >> reverend lee, the point that you want to end on is the fact that you're here to help people realize that they can have it better and do better. >> and big thing for us is men and women, is helping them reconnect that as a child of god they deserve better. sometimes people stay in the situations they are in or play out the situations because they feel like they don't have much to give or much to live for, and we want them to understand as a child of god they deserve better and then it's our job to help get to a place called better. >> that's wonderful. briefly something in the news this week, just to highlight the fact you're all

maybe people doubting how good this team is or could be, look at blake sims, keeps it, make a coupless and then outruns the rest of them. alabama absolutely lays waste to a&m 59-0. georgia second game without todd gurley. they've got nick chubb, over 200 yards rushing, 43 on this carry. georgia wins 45-32. elsewhere in the sec florida has not looked good. six turnovers on the day. missouri a couple of returns for scores. they win easily 42-13 in the swamp. pac 12 washington and oregon, oregon wearing beautiful 1994 throw backs. here's roadways freeman, one of four touchdowns on the day for the freshman. oregon wins easily. over on espn stanford and arizona state, d.j. foster on third and goal takes it over from one yard out. arizona has opened up their lead to 14-0. jalen strong with a touchdown catch in this one. they're at the half in tempe. usc, no problem with colorado, 56-28. cody kessler had 7 touchdown passes in that game. nebraska taken on northwestern. hurdle into the end zone. however, the touchdown call would be reversed. they said he was down because you've got amir abdul

do you think his son maddox sim pressed by dad? >> mariah practically falling out of her chris and recording herself hitting high notes. it's just a mess, girl, what are you trying to prove? ♪

police say sim is being held in jail on $100,000 bond. people who saw the post call police. >>> engineers on septa's regional line just reached tentative contract with the transit agency. the brotherhood of locomotive engineers and train men announcing the deal a short time ago. the union says the agreement lasts through july and includes a raise of more than 13%. engineers have been working without a contract since 2010. no comment yet from septa. >> the pier shop at caesars is the latest atlantic city attraction to sell for a steel pennies on the dollars. philadelphia developer bart black steen is buying the multi level retail entertainment pier that sits over the ocean. he is reportedly paying almost $3 million for it. the shops cost 200 million to build. this comes on the heels of the former revel casino hotel selling for far less than it costs to build. >> we have got a very welcomed sight on your drive to and from work. >> gas prices they're dropping here and around the country. it looks like that trend will continue. we'll tell you

. >> good afternoon, farrell and supervisors i am pam sim. and a development specialist in the community investment and sometimes i forget, the resolution before you will authorize the application for the bonds to pay for the construction and related to the development costs and associated with the mission bay, south, block 7 west and located at 558, mission bay boulevard north, mission bay block seven partner ss comprised of related companies of california and the chinese tent center and they are the project sponsor, and when completed the block 7 will be a 200 unit development comprised of 71 one bedroom units and 129 two bedrooms, and managers units and they will be targeted to house holds of no more than 60 peshs of the income and 58,258 for a family of four. and mission bay is one of three former redevelopment project areas, and approved to move forward by the state department of finance. these transactions are financing only which do not require the city to pledge the payment of the bonds and anticipate the application to the california